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Ipek Demir (CERS) will give a lecture on 'Amnesia, Racism & White Identity Politics' at the Interdisciplinary Doctoral School on 'Contemporary Forms of Racism and...

CERS PhD student Izram Chaudry has written a blog entitled '“Getting Robbed”: Racialized Politics and the Colonial Stereotype' for Northern Notes. See here to read.

Dr Abel Ugba (CERS) has been appointed as the Leeds partner and mentor of Dr Matthew Michael (University of Nasarawa, Nigeria) under the Africa-focused fellowship...

Johanna Loock (CERS PGR) has written a blog post entitled ' An Alliance of Nationalism and Feminism: The Case of the Swiss Burqa Ban' for...

CERS member Professor Adrian Favell, CERS PhD students Tesfalem Yemane and Kheira Arouche take part in a conversation on ‘integration’ along with PhD students Hyab...

Ipek Demir gave an invited talk and led the session on Decolonising Global Health Education at the final closing session of the University of Maryland's...

CERS PhD student Tesfalem Yemane and Hyab Yohannes have written a blog entitled 'From structural vulnerability to resilience: A reflexive essay on refugee-led responses to...

The ‘Leeds Race, Ethnicity and Decolonial Studies (READS) Research Network’ (READSNETWORKLEEDS@JISCMAIL.AC.UK) has been founded by Ipek Demir (CERS) with co-convenors Iyiola Solanke (School of Law) and Jason Allen-Paisant (Institute for Colonial and Postcolonial Studies).

In his latest post for the School of Sociology & Social Policy's Northern Notes blog, Dr Paul Bagguley explores the acronym 'BAME' and how it is used in UK media and institutions.